Here are photos, video, audio and the setlist from the Unexpected Guest At A Cancelled Party show at Jeff Healey's Roadhouse on December 28 2007 in Toronto. This was a great show for long time fans. In the first set they played three songs from the new album as well as Dropped Dishes and Annita, both of which had not been played for over 25 years. During the second set the band played the majority of the Arias album as well as Symmetry, Rodeo and a scorching version of White Rabbit sung by Sandy to close the show. I also had the honour of introducing the band in one of my more surreal life moments.
Also this show had 2 contests which were run prior to the event. The first was for 2 free tickets to the show which was won by Roman Soltys. The second was for the fans to poll their top 5 songs they wanted to hear at the show. The top 10 picks were:
1. Smiling In Winter 2. Dropped Dishes
3. Arias And Symphonies
4. Through The Hazy
5. The Rhythm
6. Symmetry
7. No Electrons
8. Nova Heart
9. One In Ten Words
10. Conventional Beliefs
Of the top 10 songs selected the band played 7 of them even though the deal was they only had to play one of the top 5.
First Set:
1. Tell No Lies
2. Bridges Over Borders
3. Bending
4. 2000 Years
5. Love Drum
6. Romantic Traffic
7. Red Light
8. Dropped Dishes
9. Annita
10. Old Emotions
Second Set:
1. Trade Winds
2. Smiling In Winter
3. One In Ten Words
4. No Electrons
5. Arias And Symphonies
6. South American Vacation
7. Symmetry
8. Walk The Plank
9. Nova Heart
10. Waterline
11. Rodeo
Encore:
1. Romantic Traffic
2. White Rabbit
VIDEO FILES
Here is the video for some of the songs which were played during the show. They are a bit grainy as they were all taken with my digital camera.
This text will be replaced
Download the Quicktime video clips by right clicking and downloading file to your computer.
1. Tell No Lies
2. Bending
3. 2000 Years
4. Dropped Dishes
5. Annita
6. Smiling In Winter
7. One In Ten Words
8. No Electrons
PHOTOS
Here are some photos courtesy of Myself, Roman Soltys, Jason Rheubottom and Lori Kong.
Get the Flash Player to see this player.